On-Campus Energy
My senior thesis project of developing an app to visualize on-campus energy data and engage community members in reducing our carbon footprint, using React-Natice, Redux, and Expo.
As a member of a distributed Scrum team, I played an integral role in developing a scalable employee management system using Angular, Spring Boot, and MySQL. My responsibilities spanned both front-end and back-end development, utilizing technologies like TypeScript, Bootstrap, Java, and Node to build responsive UIs and optimize database interactions.
Working closely with the team, I adhered to Agile practices, contributing to sprint planning, daily standups, and retrospective meetings. I applied test-driven development methodologies to ensure code quality, conducting both unit and end-to-end testing to guarantee robust functionality. With a focus on UX design principles, I ensured the application delivered a seamless and user-friendly experience. Additionally, I optimized code for multithreading, implemented security authentication, and integrated AI components.
Previously, I was a Solutions Engineer adept at seamlessly merging technical prowess with exceptional client interaction, I am dedicated to crafting optimized user experiences through code and creativity. My background extends from troubleshooting intricate technical challenges, refined during my tenure as an Audio Visual Technician, to proficiently collaborating with clients, bridging the gap between complex tech concepts through relatable terms. My versatility shines in web development, coupled with video engineering, photography, and technical event production.
I developed this expertise through my Computer Science degree from Carleton College, situated in picturesque, rural Northfield, Minnesota - a town affectionately known as the city of Cows, Colleges, and Contentment (I'm serious). With a multicultural heritage encompassing American and British cultures combined with the diversity of growing up in Los Angeles, California, I approach the ever-evolving technology landscape with a unique perspective. My journey from an inquisitive and technically inclined child to mastering complex code dependencies underscores my growth. My unyielding curiosity propels me to explore the nexus of technology, science, culture, and the wider world, reminiscent of the fascination with the every-day kindled by "How It's Made." This curiosity fuels my passions spanning space and astronomy, cybersecurity, live event production, client support, and sustainable energy solutions.
My experiences have endowed me with a profound appreciation for the delicate interplay between code, creativity, and client satisfaction. This diverse skill set positions me as a dynamic professional adept at crafting holistic solutions that seamlessly intertwine technology and human interaction.
Additionally, there are a few projects that I'm particularly proud of:
My senior thesis project of developing an app to visualize on-campus energy data and engage community members in reducing our carbon footprint, using React-Natice, Redux, and Expo.
You already got most of it up above, but if you want something a little more concise, here it is.
Resume (PDF 81 KB)If you want to call me, beep me (please don't do that), or reach me, you can email me at M.Green@alumni.carleton.edu since I haven't yet set up my carrier pigeon powered social media network.